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These Women (2005)
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"Essas Mulheres" (These Women) is a soap opera set in the 19th century's Rio de Janeiro, freely inspired on José de Alencar's novels "Senhora", "Diva" and "Lucíola". It tells the story of ... See full summary »
Starring:Christine FernandesCarla ReginaMiriam Freeland
Directors:João CamargoFlávio Colatrello Jr.
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